Local Justice Process Agreed at Peace Talks
Government and rebel negotiators decide local courts and traditional reconciliation efforts are the best way to secure peace and justice.
10 Jul 07
Uganda
LRA Rejects Plea to Free Captives
Rebels dismiss government appeal for the release of people held against their will.
4 Jul 07
New Study Gives Huge Figure for LRA Abductions
Research data suggest that northern Uganda’s rebels kidnapped and forcibly conscripted nearly 80,000 people over the years, including twice as many children as previously believed.
20 Jun 07
Otti Sets Conditions for ICC Surrender
Leading LRA suspect says Hague court would also have to indict members of the Ugandan army.
18 Jun 07
No Consensus in North on War Crimes Justice
Northerners divided over ICC warrants for LRA and calls for the army to be investigated.
16 Jun 07
ICC Warrants Threaten Peace Deal
Peace talks still deadlocked by rebel demands that international court indictments be dropped.
16 Jun 07
What Form of Justice Will Kony Face?
LRA leader’s victims want him to be brought to account - but aren’t sure how.
15 Jun 07
CAR Case to Focus on Sexual Violence
Human rights groups welcome the move, but say the ICC should have filed similar charges in Uganda, Sudan and Congo.
1 Jun 07
Uganda's Need for Justice Far Exceeds ICC's Mandate
Locals say Ugandan army forces as well as the rebels have a long history of violence which is likely never to go to court.
26 May 07
Uganda: Female Ex-Rebels Shunned by Their Tribes
Former female LRA fighters often cold-shouldered by members of their tribes, despite undergoing reconciliation rituals.
26 May 07
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